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Czechoslovakia
A country from which small groups of Jews were brought to Yanovyi camp.
Netherlands
A country from which small groups of Jews were brought to Yanovyi camp.
Belgium
A country from which small groups of Jews were brought to Yanovyi camp.
Yanovka Camp
Camp through which hundreds of thousands of Jews passed.
On the Sands
Killing site where Jews were murdered.
Yanovska Transit Camp
Transit camp where several thousand Jews reportedly perished.
Women's Camp
Separate women's section established at the camp.
the camp
A camp where prisoners and their families faced severe food deprivation and danger.
Bathhouse on Shpitalna Street
A bathhouse where prisoners were periodically taken to wash.
Ghetto
Location of the community hospital.
Death Field
A camp location where SS guards carried out punishments.
Beyond the wire
An area where exhausted laborers were left overnight before removal.
Yanovsk camp
Camp containing a Jewish prisoner orchestra and mass killings.
Yablonovsky Street
The street where the Jewish Committee established its office.
Tłuste
A city mentioned among places with only several hundred Jewish survivors.
Jablonowski Street
The Jewish committee on Jablonowski Street lacked technical resources and census experts.
Israel
Later destination of Lviv survivors.
Jewish cemetery on Pilikhovskyi Street
Jewish cemetery bordering the camp and used as a source of paving stones.
the camp
A camp where prisoners were assembled under guard.
the official ghetto
The official ghetto had not yet existed at the time described.
Prisoners' basement quarters
A basement with an unpadded concrete floor used as living quarters.
Camp square
The square where thirty-five Jewish prisoners were lined up and shot.
Labor camps near Lviv
Labor camps whose economic support partly fell to the Lviv community.
Zbarazh
Birthplace of Berl Hanoch according to the passage.
Piascowa Gora
Mass grave site where Dr. Gottfried Shalom was executed.
Yagellonska Street
Street in Lviv where Gimpel Theater was located.
Zygmuntowska Street
Street in Lviv where the Jewish Gymnasium was located.
Złoczów
Place near which the Łacko transit camp was located.
Zamarstinov–Zolkevskaya railway bridge
Railway bridge called the Gate of Death during mass violence and deportations.
Zloczow
Town where Yakov Vili was born and where he worked at the Jewish hospital.
Zloczow Ghetto
Ghetto where Yakov Vili was murdered during its liquidation in early 1943.
Ghetto prison
Prison where Dr. Landau and his wife were brought after capture.
Sand Hill
Mass grave where thousands of Lviv Jews were buried.
Lukitek Street
Street in the ghetto where Joseph Landsberg’s body was displayed.
Geneva
City where Jewish organizations connected with Abraham Zilbershtein operated.
Jewish District in Lviv
District where relief work and medical services operated.